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Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Appearances seem 10 indicate the
triumphant Success OF the republican
party IN tho coming presidential election.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The leading farm products OF the
United States amoaht TO s4,9i4OOo, ,O01
annually.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Newspapers always help their patrons
in every possible way, and repay al ia,
yors received hundred fold.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
The Territorial Board OF Equalization
are IN session at Prescott.

The Koad'' is what they call the Ari-
zoua compilation Of Texan lass.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The new Supervising Architect oi the
Treasury was soldier in the reb<s army.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

a great many new buildings are under
way in Kinsmau, and the town steadily
improves 10 size and population.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

NtsJsttT.
II is hereby ordered tast@the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub.
lished for tie period Of sixty days ten con,
seeutivs weeEs) in the MoBhyE County
MINER weekly newspaper Published at
KinR,nsn in Mohave County. Arizona Ter
ritory. }. j.. CANE,
Regis.er.
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03
TINE AND PLACE.

The school year will commence Mon
day. oct. 8, aud continue until June |,
1888. The University has recently pur
chased for the use of fthe Law Department
the commodious building known as 42O
5th ST., n. W opposite the City Hall, and
remodeled and fitted it up to meet the
needs of the school, where the classes
Will meet on the day named ats O'Clock
p. M, to receive announcements of the
faculty. All who contemplate entering
the Department are earnestly requested
to be present at the opening.
For further information apply to
B. F. LEIGHTON, DEAN, No
482 La. Ave-, h. ". Wash, D. c..
Jas. FL. Smith, sec'ty,
LeDroit Build'g, cor. 9Th & F sts.,
n. W.
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03

you inbusiness which will bring you in more
money right away than any thing else in this
world. Anyone can do the work and live at
home. Either sex; all ages. Something new,
that Just coins money for Ill workers. We
will start you; capital not needed, This is
one of the genuine important chances OF a
lifetime. Those who are ambitious and en-
terprSing will not delay, Grand outfit free
Address TRUE d Co. Augusta, Maine.
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
DEPARTMENT OF LAW.
Academic Year S7--SS.

The De partment is open to all, without
distinction of sex or race, who are over
eighteen years of age and possess the
proper qualifications. Those desiing to
become members of the schoolshOud en-
ter their names upon the register of stu
dents, in the hands Of the sec'ty, at or
before the opening of the academic year,
from which registry the fpll of studeuts
will be made up.
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03
JUST OUT.
THREE GREAT SPEECHES
OF
HON. FRED. DOUGLASS.
JUST OUT.

The people OF this country who de-
sire to read the four great speeches
OF Hon. Fred. Douglass in pamphlet
form can obtain them by sending
80 cents in postage stamps. The
pamphlet will contain the Louis
vile speech, and the three great
speeches delivered in this city
april 10th, "a, April 10th, 'S5 and
April 10th, so. The occasions be-
ing the anniversaries of the Eman-
cipation of Slaves in the District of
Columbia. For 80 cents in postage
stamps pamphlet will be sent to
any address in the United States.
Orwe will send copy OF the BEE
for one year and Mr.. Douglass
speeches for two dollars and twen-
~ cents.
Address,
w. Calvin Chase,
Editor of the BEE 1109 | ST.. y. w.
Washington, ID. c.
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03
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to you, that viii start
The Washington bee., 1887-09-03
5000 Book agents Wantedt :. S.n
LIFT TIE or BEECNER.

BY Lyman Abbott and Rev. S. 8. Hallid,v
Asst pastor Of Plymouth Church. an,b dfr-a+Sf
largely by Mr.. Beecher himself and recelra.r ~
AID and approval; the book also contains etr
tr1outlOnS or personal "reminiscences frr-
over 80 prominent writer's. This is The ri-ttt
book; don't be induced to get any other. e.,
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wanted In every town. 8lJ- Distance no If-.iss'
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pOWerfnl lever TO aid them in soliciting subsqr
bers for this book. -~'1'H
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TERMS, sent free to all, or secure an ql,s,rlrss
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ready Address, WINTER & CO., Publishers
Springfield, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Rrooklpn propsrtp 80. 6ale and Go Get

EOR SALE.-4O0 vacant lots in one parcel in
Brooklyn near Elevated Road desirable for immediate
4 WHITING. 8 Heekman-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
n,,C,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

....rca NJ the late Fernando Wood and grounds CON-
,,,ipr Of two entire blocks containing forty 'o'
::ssss x s; Ss:es sssss
ss cS Jour Sroi ssS non o .:
ToSe Philips Il reported the property
rvrehssed for Improvement -, ,. 81, n. ,nucng with
r. foye nss sSs !. sh sss iG 9Ss
RsusVard Miss O C. sooned to George Crawford Tor
dwelling ao1s Ss sp the
.s =, NJ. e S1}n
n1rn ,s W fG hf sreos a, SS scS.a
% S1sssS as s ss
s @ P sso S.sssns ls
s s ks eSSnS
WI B ssi cS .o
.s Z Asasss % SS They
q toy and Cellar brick houses oay windows
,sS sa 81 rss
ss ss the %sTaf 5 They
iii sS.:s ss.5 5sss ss5
a k Ss
ss:Has % q
raj 5H, rs 10 Johnson Isl
LIE bsSsa and ND
NEw-YoRK, Friday, June II, 1887.
,n,ouoxng sales we're maie at the Exchange and Auc-
WV BY J. Thomas Stearns.
su y ss, wE FL III ss NS SSs Eel soO
BY Job. 2 B. Sn.ym. p,..o
Sale ions..s acuSnss &c 5ay Ioao..,
Gal i25 Il Q Of 2a-ave. adjourned TO June 81
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
: S iSs Registers ohoe today ~
iosd.st MS 225 IT W OF 9th ave 76xl0o.lQ VIM
Ds1edpOrt and wife to BIN, jr and JeweH 900 soo
sns1e Ii ii IT 81 iiiss 751ioo; Rowan ., ooo
,.s ana ~,i s q siss Il Of wsavs Iiol1ios
1l i1e. 10 NJ VT r PRIDE a"a 5000
Crosby, st NoSi z0AioO' run. ..'" 10000
St csn i Asia:i assi 5000
lot pL 5 Y aye ~ e. g Livery '.. 1900
whlettss1 .s NO o. 1o1loo sehu'. anu 1880
East NenuerU trs os ~ CyaHin 70 sass -. 500
7''s Ssmer and MeSssr and WI 20 ooo
Asd sSp anu 200 Of ehave -Ii0oli2ixIOO4
band, a0Ss, = campbell s1 ls,,r.e to 1880
1Se1hs A xy. 20 w MacSnicht ..., $4,000
oSd,st no ~ m Ros saa 1900
Goqs err Ssr.ss;n SG half interest 5000
NoroissL nd ny ,s,s Weipsten and smother 1880
HepIys tn SS is,; hst 10000
sAtast' Zss r me e1 S.n''e' - 1890
ssms nronertv p Groves and wife wandel. 1880
stsyS s,n .S e. 81 Il TO Hoffman 10000
1901 Gos an and iy VIE to d HrschSefs $4,000
cos uni nSo,h Mo 70, z0i'0' 10000
NoI s0a aSc, SS i0i zoA.Vo $1,000
s'h M sse stc 'I TO II Mckee 1900
d 12s1ns md w,s st TO S1;heTiorS 1900
hta ,, f. s p aos Z and NE 1929
1othsys ~ Rse 81 and wives TO $500
MorTS save 9op Il Rdn +, anS Walter 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Citp propertp for Sale.

RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase de-
IN ssbe Lexin near 72dst lO2 feet
on avenue Chance for business Improvement
WILLIAM 5. ANDERSON & CO.. l.2jS 3d-aye.
AN ELEGANT 4story br0wnstone private
"A dwelling NO SO East 79tlrst.l built by days work
cabinet throughout; independent walls both sides
Look at It," FITZPATRICK Builder, 20 East sOth.ss
A RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase a
IA desirable corner Lexngton-ave. near 72dst 102
feet on avenue; chance Improvement WIN.
ANDERSON & CO.. 1,25s Sd ave.
TOR SALE, SS EAST 1O9TH-ST.-4-sto story
fat; annual rental 81 2e6; price $4,000
rutland & WHITING. 5 Beekman.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
NUION line.
limited STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
VVHiTE STAR LINE .vnrrvrppoor.
w FOR 9uhE t1s W 4 A - MAfL SPEAKERS
GPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.
y WHITE STAR LINE-The United states and Royal
Man shlo Baltic sailing from New lort saturday.
lime Is AT 10 D. m will carry second cabin ana steerage
only The whole of the saloon
vii he given nm 10 second passengers Rate 80
400 Tor OF plans or urther Information
apply 10 the conpany's Offices Al BroadwW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
FOR SALE.
Q0x45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEE

2ox45 FEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP.
front Basement
hard wood. I'd floor saloon cham
Der windows in paor cabinet DaDtes through
ont No plae mrros stairs In parlor story
Basement ami parlor hall wainscoed in hard wood double
paror Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
furnace Price, 81 900
Also corner house. finished the most durable manner
price sl- 500 This house viii be shown only on special
permit
To preach them take BROOKLYN Road Sumner
station 20 minutes Idethen 20 blcks up sumner
Monroe then block 10 house 2o7A Lewisave
These houses are all convenient Elevated Road OF
the streets in Brooklyn and bnt by one OF the
best builders In city They must be Sold as the owner
afford 10 carry them. Keys at 267A Lewis-ave
81 FIRST PLACE.-To let, furnished or un
furnished for three 10 private family
onlv hghstoop brownstone house 10
81 First place. between Clinton and Henry ss extra lot II
desired Apply TO EDWARD CLARKE Tribune ONCE y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

Only and half miles stage ride from lyon
tam station on Chaeaugay Raroad delightfully."- located
Upper Chseaugay lake. au elegsn, steam y.en. W,
around tho upper AMI lower axes MP
feet OF new boats careful Ismen gooh trout
OF the largest parlors In the
and piano. rooms all pleasant ana Dei %
class the table reputation unsurpassed by any SEM
for circular. HUTTON & CHESLEY. PropHotors Lyon
n ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
PROSPGCT ROUSE
"RaIpb's," In the AdirondackS,

YYACK.oN NJ DsoS, NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
~ ,ni,es from Nrw.York r. j. POTTER
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

IkirxD nHkTes-Albsrt X. DinsBlsn ct
81, -. The Hanover f1se iEsnrsnoe Gem
pany. assuMpsiE verdict for ylkiniili $50 =,
-tharles b. WATSON vs, ffank n. A2tfi-
son. case. Cn tnal.
CIRcrff-Cha aries Strand ". The chicsgo
4 Vest Michigan Railway C0mpssy. les
pass on thr chse. yeftlei for
plaintin s. o01 --- Ia the matter
Of the estate OF Eizz A Nostsil, deceased
Jay Dell MaPes, propontnt. ys. Parmelia
J. Blskesiee. CONTESTANT, appeal from Pro
bate Court, by stipulation discontinued
without costs 70 either party.
OFFrcE BCslSKss- Melissa y. Darling vs..
John bole. in ehsncsry; bill Of complaint
Eled.
SUrERIoR.-The People vs. James shook
aad ChsFlie Hodges. Burglary. Verdict OF
jury mot guilty"
PEOEAFE.-ksiate Of Nathaniel " Si0well
Deceased. Petition OF widow for assign
meut Oi statutory sllowsnoes. .---E Estate Of
Juds0n ". Stanton. Deceased Order a.
lowing administrator iinal account. dis
tri0uting estate aud discharging admins
trator.-Eslale OF Okke Dykemz. lie
ceased. Commissioner warrant and report
hied. Order for payment OF debts
PotreE-John Sider, assault and battery
NOlle pros 4. discharged. lanes Dough
erty, maimlng. Noile prosd a, costs S2O.07
paid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

The Toronto Nses dos 20. Ike tas
idea o Nss York capitalists working
C1aada iron mines snd waats ths Gov
rrums8t to interfere II CanAdz needs
the wealth of those mines why DO rot
Canadian capitalists wors thsm fog sll
shey are WORTH How can the Ns1es ex-
psct sass-prising Americans - Leaf
sround aud see al that wealth going 70
wssso2 Of course tas United States con
sidsrs ths mineral resources ct Canada
rather smali potatoes compared with her
0Wn, bat Tankse thrif; cannot eonismp-
lass With equaniaiiy undsysioped re-
sources and in q spirit OF selt abnega'ioa
worthy - their great country this syndi-
cate Of New io-ksrs is going % Canada
% show them hos It's done. After few
lessons have bssn given tee Csnuoks viii
probably ''czlch on" aad lmbibe little
O the ensfgy ~ their teachers. Then in
= few years &c may sec shen developing
thsir own resources so successfully that
ihsy vii DO able 70 hold sleig own 10 =
social way wlth JoaS C. ESQ si a., and
- no longer sngb5ei b. baok cashier
aon. The Ns,cs dcesn's hall know what
good IS u store tor It's coantrymen snd
% must no. bs blasasl ior is lachry-
mossaess. Bat q nuat live ard learn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Annie p snd William T. DeEi.t we're
married February l3 iss0. a Reynolds
Nenicsin county by John =. willisms
Tsstics 81 the Psscs Two years ago VIII
Fsm deserted bis wife snd refused 20 sup
port her, snch i The ehargs made BY Mrs
DeNia in heF bill for divorce which vas
6ls3 10 tie Superior Csurt yesterday.
Caroline A. fa71cresuK wants = divorce
frorn David famoTsaux % whom she vas
married IN i-6T. II tas oill nlsd 10 the
Superior Court vesfsrsisv she charEss thst
~ Iu'F 1888 he struck h~r . violent b.0u
- t1e fare Ant Gsei sx rene cruelty to-
var3 her. sbe a1 tbaf time beng pTsEnsnt
vifh chllt Tie aiso a. 81 hs~ viie ard IN
sulsiae nsmes snt shortly affer isfs hsr
snd tkeir children In = destitute con 3iti8n
ID necsmeer. fSS5 - returned home and
ts vie ras very iii fronz rntscsrTssge and
hs refused 90 provide sIItskie s1pport for
hzr. hst instead he rsFHsin ned xsta hsr fsTa-
Nv ru1 Arril ~. fssf wasa he sgsin
snaudeaed BIS vie snd caildrsr. isavin-e
them e tefore IN des1i f1ts condition
Sas closes her Complains ~ saving thsf he
hss xnce rsiased - sueBort her al fhet
she hss assn cozspslie 81 - sEriv - ne pl-
recfer of the Foer snd cshe-s for assistance
SEE ss3 alleges thsf Ia July. s<s be brzns-
izbe,i knife tovsr3 her aa6 rhrsstensd g
kii Ser
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
THE SOUTH END SCANDAL
Turns Ont 10 Sc But Tempest i'm Teapot
with No Foundation.

with No Foundation.
Gossiping neighbvrs oftimes magnify
uolshills into mountains. and as stories
travel from mouth to mouth they enlarge
and become distorted beyond recognition.
The TELEaKaN- HERALD yesterday morning
Under the heading South End Scandal
printed a somewhat sensational story, in
which Thomas T. Crane Mrs. Crane and
Mrs Van 0rdstrsnd were the principal
parties interested. The story was general
gossip among he neignbors and Efforts to
ind the parties iuteTested proved Dnavsiiing
and the matter was given as it travelled on
the rapid wings % gossip.
Careful inveetigstiOn yesterday proves the
story iDc0rTsC. IN many particulars, and the
IELEGEka-H II ERALp willingly cOrrecis The
error Mrs. Van OFdstTand's husband has
not run away as stated. but on the contrary
ass gone 10 Chicago looking for employ
uent. and is in communication with his
family, A. the following letter Of March llth
vill shos:
Chicago. March II. Dear wife and chill
dren AN here end would have written
before buf thought would De home today.
Had no good news 10 write. could get no
money. I will know today what ! am
going to 10; have chance to 90 TO Kansas.
7 E.ii write y0u a long letter Sundsy Love
70 all. 4. + Van Or'lsirand P.s You
usea not write until you hear from me
srsin.
Airs. Van ordstrand states that Mr..
Crane came n her house simply % say thai
De- was Ccing I1to business sgAin. and ask
ing her 10 continue trading With bim. She
denies any intimacy between them. aud
tnr tcikhhors corrOooTste he- story aud
state tha; she has 81 Wags borne an excellent
reputation. Mr.. Crane vigorously protests
against the story a. published and de
nouncss vigorously certain gOssips in toe
rsiEhb0Tho0d. Mrs. Crane wss seen. She
'9oks very pale ana hszrard and Las been
s1reIV afflicted since the disas rous ire OF
sunday. Soc states that she never has had
cause % suspect ner nusosDd OF wrong
doing snd tbaf she mus have been tenn
porailg dsrangei when she sent % Mrs.
Van 0risfrsnt's house and created the
sefnCe which gave rise % he sensational
story ct dOrasslie inieicty sud unha2pi
ness. The parties Interested have hereto
fore horne excellent regulations aud the
grEFaaAH- -HERsEn regrets that Circnm-
stances -louid hayc arisen 70 bring them
wr0nElallV before ths public.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18


A strikins illastr2Eies - trs tsct tai
tls alsrs Fosssseaoa - u4sasg ~A -0t
alsks frisasis. = sss1 - tt.s s4ss X f@s
go 4sn. B4ssx W 44s Bzacszz saa A
T. Sfz@AR2 A1ssilnssanz1nx tas t1ef
thst sas ssEnsr ~sE4ss zrszl desl u
l4oasy u haa EfafiEaa. - ilsa . eofaFara-
lively Roor za4a. @aa Fst - eS1ssl@ u
psoels s2thszsa - lsok a Als feia4lns
sad ~ l.rxs sf1eDazsc= 81 ~ d1fstsat
nle1aoflal ssrslssa hsh1 ass o.la44f
pr0ss naore sszs1siz thaa -1EAs. hos
h0~ isxgs : pisss 40 held Ia - hssrls ei
peopls q Al dsaomiBAissas. hlt tns
kinx u nlsrchants 1Aaie 80 ts~ s-is.l,is "a
zis Ef-fias khsz kis Eost l8tiza4-e fsise
. lsoksd upoa ~ish suzpieion s0dag. Ia
nosE contssss tor TIA brsaki1s q ~nls
pablie syupsfhy = GA ths sias q IL
nasksf q tas slil. sliLsr iron tns issiing
s1as shs ssssEspt y break 10 III . IL
ssixAEs,t DT u4sresnAEy E.stifss of ta2l TIC
dad kafo soAs rights Wish tbe lyink
ought u respect sna Ia lass ~lh should
os sae1sA Eat u th.s cass tas very facs
thst judge HfiroS va ia bos1n trend
Of 80 zsAsgiaZ : LAO - A. !. sssssrt,
tarns ths sesis against hIaa. aEa there are
50 nAay sh0 belisTs b.m Dishonest and
hope tas sdort ~ break las VI VII sue
essd. Ia tEis money loving and money
getting age. Il = gratifying y see Z
proved that money - not a. u hts. aud
L mza VII -hays tnsn4s ~ must show
bllnss.f frlsnily."
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

SITUADON WANEFD BY Az FXpFEf-
> enoed bookkeeper alc ~alernfu car Fpcaf
10th English and eernsan, bHd eghi fcsrf ss-
peTence, c.tn ave security fof fespCDslile Pc
siilOn- Aodrets Peer Boyer feiNeEeY. Mifa. 81
WANTED-BY a VOTING Man wfTH Much
" e1pcpeDce with borfet q -ifusiion ~ team.
eier oo<chnan or - hand homes ga enf wy
hett of references furnished. Acgflse hoE 2 thif
atlce 81
WANfFD-slTrATION TO Carl TOR IVA
W iias. - a. fsDeIleucec nurre. hend card o.
call ~ D.. ksnzom<f. 1lf
A kELlkBLf YOUNG HAk. A KE-lDLST OF
y tbs cifT. ~ithfs = position m q store nr oficf
wne ne can learn the business Permanent
sitnstiou mofs important than an other c0Bsid
ersl0n. Please sddrsaz u. ,. kories- this ofaee
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
WOMAN SUFFRAGE 81 FORCE

TIE woms8 ~ Nsv York Hh0 uish g.
vote ara bound - maze ~ 10 suaseiiy
shat they laos in numbers. Eaaey :
body ofrea imper.ously isnsn5ing any.
thing ~ ibs ehisf execu'ivs of great
STATE B1t in = recent lstsert e. Governor
Hflr these wcnan snTraEists prove thsir
superiority 10 msa and their soo-n q man
~ shis dems83. II fhs Legislature
fsils Go msse a law ior onr protection 80
have resolved 80 lsmsBd Jon O. ean orr
the state mi.siiA 60 protest ~ stthe polls.
thereby prsvsrting rot or bloodshed
Nothing roaid Be uscrs sfeetusl IN s4t-
ting the minds q those conscientious
women Who have baraiT kuown what Il
was saeir duty b de. Il iseir fights can
bs obtsinsd cay e. - shedding q
5iood they prefer tbsr present ol-
pressed (el consAton. Wien xoIaea
cease - usa tasir tonSuss as vsspgas
and taks 30 bsy0nsts thsy make tas-a-
selves ridlculcas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Notwithstanding ihs fsos thss shs G.
A. K hss endorsed TIE management q
the Michigan Soldiers Home, nctvI.t-
s.zsdinz The ,Acs that innate after IN
mate bAs written 10 both ths Democrats
and Rspublicsn press that the vs,sraus
sss kindly tFssssd and that they desire
no batter quartsrs Ia tbis world. TIE F.ss
Press goss right on with - Old Hell
upon Esrth~ he. Party organs a-e BE-
coui1x stsueh Ia the nostrils ot a.
ss1siols people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

VTAkTFD-G. A r MIN. TFAcHERs AND
w others - ssii or splendid bDof .CsTap
fifs thais CIRCULAR Iree p A ktoDf. ksns
ger Lansing Mlch 81
A CONpueFR OF SREAT IBILITg Will
\ give rriyste Lessons Ia ~ brsBcres - hrsif o.
Composition. Porn ana irtfrufaertefi1n. Ifsf
ts~l fes1iy guaranteed Address ~. & oers
fhs oii.Ce. 1f
TO LtBEF OK LoSe TfkE-THH BFeT
| manufacturing fites in ~ near the city. in
three 10 ten scre iois auc isif.e bel seen tue
trsuk - ines of raissF aud hsviBF tie VERY besa
;scfirez for shipment ln a. direrfout a. the lor.
~ fste< The properly hss Coo1 supply 81
water fyr any parp~e and uet s1fieff o. city
iaKes Perez 7 Cook of }. q kfkee 30 >
Frslrfetn a vi
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18
MOI ALLsNrlasLx FAD.

Tie public Is 50 used % blaming ths
railroad companies and considering ;bsm
s. grinding mo0opoliss" combining 20
-squesze' ibis same publ.c, It Is seldom
tbs companies have any sympa,hy even
when ii is their due. Toe hss Of s.ns for
which thess corporations have to an7Esr
Is a loug ons st Is true, but there have
bssn accidents on railroads for which the
compaGiss have been entirely blans'sss
and ys' bs sympathy q the public is 80
satire.y absorbed b. ihs uliei sDd
Toundsj passengers thsy give 40 thought
to tes leases sustsia-d Oy tie owners of
tss rosd 70 bs sure faat can Be only
secondary consideration Ehea compared
- i1s boss ol lie. bat ii should "a = con-
sidsrston. for th-ir losses are enormous.
re vs. are % give ths devd his
das7 Why withhold Il tom tbs railros1
sosaDsuissf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

The CorOnst aud shs Daun,lsss, tbs
OCEAN sailing yachts. ars heating along
scruss the briny toward Ireland. W0ald
20 h-svsn The Grnnd Rapids Salvation
Army Win its busted drums, cracked
cyrzbols and tanslsss tr.anzIss we're On
board
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

"Euglish synonyms Disseminated aud
Higginson's "Hints on Writing and Speech
Shepard publish and which are specially
valuable in newspaper offices and 10 liter
arg men generally. The publishers have
our thanks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

ns-ch o. - and . tas Severe q Ccn-
sissory - tas ststs Of Michlssa vH na~~s -
Istrait for the Purpose 81 dedscstlzz .
Mascrsc cashessrAL A. the r1lru@sis "a
y xsn hs4e aecisied - iS<os tscksf 70
ssetl~,it ard rst1rn 60 q ssrs Asd skira
I.ckets vi ~ on ale Nsr~h - sAd -
assi "a bs al~sex - MxzeA a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Badzss. b&lds and oAuqrsts are the
ruls nowadays Ia Grand Rapids. Mad
nirih, psslodlous music aod 0uzzing
baslnsss eoinraiogls msffilE "a the rsp.dly
xrosin< valley City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Flow or dudes nuss envy TIE Cb.nsss
m.zaatsri he took Si0O,0UO and a
aozsa changes OK costumes - = pboto-
grsphsrs IN Washington ths other day
sad hAi bis -pscter took" IA variety q
posturss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Tbs Hibsrni4n Sosety aud Irlshmsu
generally celebrated 5s. P1srieks Day
ysstss,l2y n lkis city, with 81 enthusiasm
that proves ooaeinsivsly that tas "wear-
ing Of The green" is dear to TIE heart OF
sAs Irisa- AlasricAn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

Rsvz March lila censeaesnce ~ ase
opposition OF CsrmsnT aad Aassris tas
rcre tas shsrdorrf his intsnnou If So
roindax csrsinsi schisE'ae ~ s4crstsry 81
-ta1s 80 IS - no~ expectei th4f ae wlI
srroias 3xT SeTa6nl sena1esf8 flse
F4psl N1ncie e. fisn1s uo taas c.fee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

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pas feai f.t,ae
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

The psopls Of Akron. O1io. are liks.y
to % sonvszcsa that the boycott Is a
knife thst cuts both ways. Ga sccount
- ths bsycots on Arno1rs meats the
Akron oatcAsrs VII lot bay It and tbs
sxsss a. that place We ordered BY teis-
graph to s.ll Il ss retail and now the
local dealers fssl ths, this - the Winter
Of their discoutsnt"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-18

The rrisnda u OvArTs Hanging bal,
In certain csses q nurdsr and rape, aEs
snshasiassic m tAs belief INA. il Wil pass
ths Lsxlslatar-.